three months

Just got back from a trip down to see Sheryl's brother and his wife down in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. A great trip as always. So, including the trip up to Flint, MI for my grandmother's funeral (1150 miles), the trip to South Dakota (3,000 miles), and this trip (900 miles), that's 5,000 miles in three months. And that doesn't include the flying I did with Kinsey to Colorado and the flight I took

Oh, for crying out loud! For nearly 3 months the FDA could not find the source of the salmonella SaintPaul outbreak, and they are still poking around in the damn dark.

Event at Hickory Hollow Mall will be free to spectators on Saturday
By MARISSA DeCUIR mdecuir@tennessean.com 259-8203 • June 27, 2008

Living Word Community Church wants to rejuvenate Antioch's reputation.
That's why the church is hosting a car and bike show tomorrow, free to spectators, in Hickory Hollow Mall's parking lot.

It turns out Danielle Steel has an awesome secret....

Now if we could just put a few Danielles in every city in America.....

Even though I haven't been able to go for the prison ministry for the last three months. I was able to get back last night. And as I have many times, I enjoyed it greatly and had a good time with the men there.

What was not so fun was not getting to take communion to them. We got to the Turney Center and brought in our bread and juice as we have for the last three years that I've been a part of

by Nicole McIntyre

My computer is starting to act up, and I’m not talking virus. It’s a laptop, and the left “mouse” button is broken and clicks if you just touch it. I was starting to adjust to that but now the “t” key is on the fritz.

One of the most important skills you can learn in life is knowing when to quit. Unfortunately, this skill is rarely taught in schools of any type, and there are not many books on the subject, either.

So, grab a sit and get ready. This is your education on quitting.

The math may make Obama’s nomination a done deal but his performance in the last half of the campaign hasn’t exactly inspired confidence:

Okay, thats great and there's nothing wrong with charging someone $90/month if they can afford it, but what happens to those who can't afford it? Granted, $90 a month is a helluva deal for most folks; the closest thing Nashville has is the Salvation Army and they're running $70 a week - but your first night there is free - oh boy!